>> good morning. happy friday to you. i am heather nauert. >> i am heather childers. it is friday may 3rd. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> brand new details about the boston marathon bombing. we are learning that it was a targeted opportunity. the tsarnaev brothers were actually planning on a 4th of july attack but the bombs came together quicker than expected. >> beatpeter doocy is live with. >> good morning heather and

heather. s dzhokhar tsarnaev told us the reason they attacked the boston marathon they accelerated their time line to attack is they were able to build their bombs that isser than they ex -- faster than they expected. the finish line on boylston street was a target of opportunity. with that said we are learning all of the evidence points to clear pre-meditation. the tsarnaev brothers built four different types of ied's, improvised explosive devices which were all effective. national security sources say with home grown terrorists they usually build one kind so they do just build one kind. these brothers built four. sources are now saying the bombs were likely built inside tamerlan tsarnaev's house and not at the dorm of dartmouth

even though we have been told friends found a backpack in his room at pinedale hall at dartmouth containing hallowed out fireworks emptied of their powder. here is something strange. tamerlan's body was released, but right now we have no idea where it is. we watched the hers leave the medical office and take it over to the dire lake funeral home in north adelle borough but in the middle of the night it was taken in a hearse with a police escort and nobody will tell us where it is. today we might find out where the body is, we might not. something else we will not find out until a funeral home puts out a death certificate is the cause of death. we know that tamerlan tsarnaev was involved in a police shoot out and it is ladies and gentlemened his brother dzhokhar drove over him when he was trying to make a get away.

we don't know what killed tack lan tsarnaev. >> still so many unanswered questions in this case. more through out the morning. >> an extreme weather alert. we are looking at southern california this morning where a massive wildfire fuelled bay the gusty santa ana winds is now growing this morning. 8,000 acres there. the flames forced the evacuation of homes and also the university. >> will firefighters get any relief from the weather today? maria molina has an update for us. >> across parts of southern california we are talking about similar conditions to what we saw yesterday. more warm companies. we saw wind gusts in he can success of 60 miles per hour. that will be possible again as we head into the day today. very low humidity. we had a dry win fer. the dry brush is in place and today those red flag warnings

are in place across southern california and across sections of southern arizona. widespread area looking at the fire danger in place today warm 89 degrees will be the high temperature in l.a. 81 in san francisco. that is very warm. we are talking about the opposite situation only in the 40s in minneapolis. 57 in memphis. we had a strong cold reach through the area cold temperatures and also significant snowfall. we had significant snowfall out there some places seeing over 15 inches of snow. this is the month of mayor states showing 28 inches in parts of colorado and arkansas by the way, heather and heather for the first time in the state

of history during the month of may. crazy stuff out here. >> it is hard to believe it is may. thank you, maria. >> time for the top 5@5:00. making news at this hour. the god mother of tupac shakur on the women's most wanted terrorist list. she shot a trooper dead 40 years ago. she was a member of the rad dag black liberation army. she got a life sentence but escaped prison and fled to cuba back in 1979. >> 40th anniversary of trooper forest tree's brutal murder i am pleased to honor the doubling of the war of the capture of the fugitive joanne chezamar. we are raising it from 1 million to 2 million for the apprehension of this fugitive.

the man who fired shots at the houston bush international airport reportedly committing suicide after confronted by a homeland security agent. he pulled out an ar 15 out of his luggage and started shooting. >> he open range started shooting. >> everybody was screaming to stand still and others to run. people were throwing tables over so i grabbed my purse and started running with everybody. >> no one else was hurt luckily. police say the man left the suicide note on his facebook page. >> more controversy to talk about here. president obama says he has foe problem with the fda's decision to let girls as young as 15 buy the plan b morning after bipill

without a prescription. >> the rule put in plan she is comfortable with and i am comfortable with. you phrase it as prohibiting i think you could phrase it as they are now allowing these contraceptives to be sold over the counter for 15-year-olds and older. it has resolved the question of>> the admin appealed the order that the judge could be sold to girls younger than 15. >> a major recall to tell you about this morning nestle pizza company is recalling the most popular brands of frozen pizza including de joer no and california pizza kitchen. small pieces of plastic were found the pies. february 26th. march. >> i love the california and

barbecue chicken one. >> it was a grand farewell. >> george jones as fans across generations of the bush family. talent touched countless other lives and generations across our nation. >> stars were out in pull effect celebrating the life of country legend george jones. his funeral took place yesterday the grand old opry house. the nearly 3 hour memorial was filled with tears as well as laughs a lot of friends reflected on the man who left an indelible mark on pop culture. >> we were told it was going to be a blue ribbon panel that would get the answers on the

benghazi terror attack. the accountability review board as it was officially known may have failed to interview key witnesses and now is under investigation itself. elizabeth bran is live with us in washington with more. what do we know? >> we are getting more insight into the board which reviewed the incident in the first place. the county review board is a panel that looked into the benghazi attack in the state department. they recorded the systematic failures were at levels below secretary of state hillary clinton. for weeks and weeks the state department inspect fore general has been reviewing the conduct of the arb itself. the acquisition is the arb segmented to interview one of the key witnesses to asked to give his or her testimony. john mc tan sent a letter to the president wanting to know the names of survivors says this is a huge failure. >> now we understand the

accountability review board that then secretary clinton convened is now being investigated the instekt dorr general about whether they were able to or desired to interview all people involved. >> a seen another state department off initial has responded telling fox news the ig probe is not a normal investigation but rather a review process. the probe will examine previous arb's in addition to the one established after benghazbengha. back in april patrick ven trel said they did an independent thorough credible detailed investigation. >> elizabeth pran in washing -- prann in washington. thank you so much. >> here's a retab of the wreak's viral videos to see which one you like best. >> take a look at the alley-oop

he kicks it off the back board with his heel. >> two cyclists knocking them right off their bikes. >> fortunately no one was hurt. >> a wail of an encounter celebrating the 20th anniversary. the group of 20 whales jumping and flipping and chasing their fast moving boat. how cool is that? >> that's my vote. >> which is your favorite? send us your comments foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com or tweet us at fox friends first. 12 minutes after the hour are wireless companies encouraging people to steal your cell phones so the companies can make a bigger profit? we will tell you how to protect yourself. >> talk about being on the spot

a helicopter can't land on the road so it touches down on the guardrail instead. [ man ] on december 17, 1903, the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪

>> hey, welcome back. it is 15 after the top of the hour. here's what you missed while you were sleeping. bradley cooper's next role, an american hero. he is going to star as the late navy seal chris kyle. steven spielberg is directing the version of american sniper, kyle's autobiography. he was known as the most lethal sniper in u.s. history. he was shot dead by someone he was trying to help at a shooting range. two years if you can believe it since the dairy navy seal raid that killed osama bin laden. the doctor who helped find him is on a hunger strike in a

pakistani prison. he has been denied access to his family and legal team. his court date was pushed back to june. family members fear a treaty is running out of hope he will be freed. >> renting inseed of honing a home is supposed to be affordable but not any more. that's because across the country renters are shelling out big big bucks these days. what's up? what's going on? >> 1 in four renters with jobs devour half of their paycheck in 2011 according to the latest reports. much of that strain from the housing crisis as homeowners fled the under water mortgages and flooded the rental market. it drove demand up and supply down. meanwhile a smaller 1 in 5 working homeowners are experiencing severe housing affordability. >> that's kind of reason behind the severe increase.

>> warren buffet is saying women are the key to the economy and successful economy. why? >> when warren rights america reads. an essay to be publish the later this month urging corporate american to help develop women's potential at work. he writes women are a major reason we will do so well and america has forged success utilizing only half of the country talents. the hathaway shareholder meetling kicks off today. the 82-year-old just joined twitter. warren is in the house he tweeted. he has over 100,000 followers. >> i am not sure i want to see this. dominos says it will start letting you watch live as it makes pizzas. >> it is letting people watch just in salt lake city. it has five cameras so you can

live stream the pizza making process on-line if you care to look check it out at dominos live.com. >> i am not sure i want to see that. you can see something you don't want to see. >> it could keep them more honest. >> maybe it is a good thing after all. 18 minutes after the hour. coming up next she walked out on her family 11 years ago out of nowhere she stud enly reappears. the children aren't happy about it. police want to know why she left in the first place. arthur aidala on the legal battle that could now ensue. police arriving -- her arriving now we are seeing what really happened when reese witherspoon was arrested. >> you better not arrest me. are you kidding me? i am an american citizen. >> i am now being arrested and handcuffed. >> yup. >> do you know my name?

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>> good morning. it is 22 minutes after the hour. take a look at this amazing video of a helicopter pilot in norway as he lands right on the top of a highway guardrail. the person who shot the video says a chopper was driving a doctor off at the scene of the car crash. that pilot later telling a reporter that landing wasn't ch anything special he has done better in different conditions. a deer in a crowded -- man who fired a hand gun at a deer with people all around will stand trial. he retrieved the carcass from a

women's yard across the street. it was the first day of hunting season but he didn't have a license. >> very interesting. >> a pennsylvania mother who went missing for 11 years she was missing turned herself in last week. br brenda heights who was thought to be dead left her husband and two children behind and immersed herself with a group of homeless people. look at the difference there. now that she is back does the family have any legal recourse? arthur aidala thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> this is a crazy story we heard about yesterday. she decides to go off and live this homeless lifestyle and decides she is had enough of it and turns herself in. >> i like how every jury i pick don't leave your common sense outside of the courtroom bring it into the courtroom.

we bring all common sense look at the pictures. look at the lifestyle she went from to the lifestyle she went through. there is one of two things either mental health issues or drug issues. nobody in our society leaves an 8-year-old child and a 12-year-old child leaves their house, leaves their makeup and hair brush and decides to go live a homeless life in florida begging and panhandling and living under a bridge. it doesn't make sense. there's a detective who dedicated his career of the last decade to looking for her. there's got to be some ramification. it's not like i open up my law book and there's a clear cause of action against her. i am not even talking criminally. there has to be some degree of responsibility. >> if you determine her to be as you are alleging mentally ill or drug issues are there any

repercussions for her? >> as a society there has to be a degree of responsibility she is held to. if she wants to leave a note i am giving up on life don't look for me, good-bye. that's a difference. >> she was declared legally dead. >> this detective shed tears almost because we found her. we are paying someone who dedicated his career to finding her. >> what about her kids. >> if i am a 12-year-old kid i don't know about legal but emotional research. i don't know about the husband financial ramifications. i don't know if the state spent any money toward welfare. anything that would be done would be academic. sending out a message it's a free country. you can'tar and abandon it in the middle of the highway. these were lives. have a great weekend.

>> love having you here in the morning. you wake us up. >> that's our alarm clock. still to come it is 25 after the top of the hour. take a look at this. a plane falls out of the sky into the hudson river. >> he's coming down at the boughter at an angle and the tip went into the water and flipped on its side. >> but this story not over. the search is on for the pilot. stay tuned. >> it is one of the most popular shows on tv according to one school education is not the best form of flat re. why redneck day got students in big trouble. both maxwell and ted have hail damage to their cars. ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company.

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>> good morning. welcome to "fox and friend first. i am heather cheryleds. >> i am heather nauert. >> brand new details about the boston marathon bombing. we are learning it was considered a target of opportunity for those bombers. >> the tsarnaev bombers were planning on a 4th of july attack but the bombs came together quicker than expected. peter doocy is live with more. >> we are concerning dzhokhar

tsarnaev told us he ait didn't take as long to build the bombs. here on poil ston street it was a target of opportunity. the tsarnaev brothers built four different types of ied's and explosive devices which is unusual for home grown terrorists to build one kind. these brothers built four and they were all effective. sources saying these bombs were likely built inside tamerlan's house not at the dorm at u.s. dartmouth even though we have been learning this week dzhokhar's friends found a backpack in his on campus dorm room containing hallowed out fireworks emptied of their

powder. tamerlan tsarnaev's body was released from the medical examiner's office we have no idea where it is. we were able to follow the hearse to a funeral home dire lake funeral home in north adelle burrow at the end of the night it was taken out of the funeral home by a police escort. we have no idea where it is. >> peter doocy, thank you very much. >> an extreme weather alert. there's a lassimassive wildfire raging out of control this morning. 8,000 acres scorched in less than 24-hours. those flames forcing the evacuation of many, many homes and also a university. >> so will firefighters get any relief from the weather today? that's what we want to know. so we go straight over to mama rhea molina with more. >> unfortunately more strong winds today. we saw wind gusts over 60 miles

yesterday and that's expected today. some areas could get into the 90s. los angeles shy of 90 at 89 degrees. elevated fire danger red flag warnings are in effect through southern california not just because of the warm temperatures and strong winds but also because of low humidity. we had a dry winter this past winter across this area. that leaves a lot of dry weather in place. as we head to the ooets 40s in rapid city in places like minneapolis and kansas city. 53 degrees for the high temperature in the city of memphis. cold temperatures helping snow come down. we are heading into 15 inches of snow. very impressive stuff and very unusual to see this during the month of may. >> thank you so much. there are even more questions

this morning for the search for the truth about the benghazi terror attack. the state review board is coming under fire for possibly neglecting to talk to key witnesses. we are live with this developing story. good morning, doug. >> good morning. they are playing this down saying it's part of an over all review process. the board assembled the state department to investigate the benghazi attack is now itself the subject of scrutiny by the state department inspector general with charges of the accountability review board failed to interview for instance secretary of state hillary clinton about her role. the white house repeatedly sited the findings and defending the administration's conduct before, during and after the attack that killed four americans including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. the husband and wife team who claim to represent two state department whistleblowers told

fox's geraldo rivera the arb report is a cover up. >> the accountability review board that was conducted by admiral -- byam ambassador and admiral would be proven to have been a cover up one of the worst jobs ever done in the history of governmental reporting didn't even interview the secretary of state for their report. >> next week congress will begin hearings on benghazi with republicans hoping to hear from state department plies and ultimately survivors of the attack. >> one thing i would like to mention i am hearing from the families of these people these four brave americans who were killed. i can assure you they are not happy and they do deserve answers. >> the white house has long maintained the administration's response to benghazi was appropriate and no one as they say is being pressured to keep quiet.

heather? >> doug luzader reporting live for us. thank you. >> it is time for your 5@5:30. top stories making news at this hour. we are learning a well respected pennsylvania doctor who collapsed in her home had toxic levels of cyanide in her blood. she was rushed to presbyterian hospital where she works. but she could not be saved. homicide detectives are now investigating how she was poisoned and they reportedly say they don't believe she killed herself. police are now searching her home and they have issued subpoenas to track the movement of cyanide in and out of the lab where her husband works. >> details emerging of a plane crash that happened on the hudson river. a small two engine plane no nose-dived into the water and exploded and sank. it was around 4:30 last night. divers could not search for the

plane or survivors because of jet fuel in the water. witnesses say it was a scary sight. >> and it's tip went into the water and it flipped on its back and flew up. then i saw debris flying in the air. >> the plane has still not found. no word on how it crashed or who was on board and how many. >> crooks aren't the only ones to blame. cell phone carriers are to blame as well. several law enforcement agencies say the company rely most live on the national stolen phone data base in order to deter thieves but it's not that effective since the information can easily be changed and most stolen phones, they actually end up overseas. police say phone companies can easily fix the problem with technology but so far they haven't done a thing. it is a huge sit on cable.

>> crazy rednecks up in here. >> there's one controversy over one school's duck dine nast sciy inspired redneck day. they held the day as part of school spirit week. one student wore a confederate flag which drew strong criticism. the superintendent had to apologize. the day was not intended to offend any one. >> have you seen that show? it is hilarious. we keep watching it over and over again. big friday night at my house. >> it isn't your typical rubber duck key. the inflatable bird made an appearance. it was found the next month floating in the main harbor. it was in australia and also japan. the duck was designed by a dutch artist who wants the creature to spread joy wherever it goes. the next stop on the duck's

world tour, the united states. >> coming to new york, that would be fun. >> down to the top 3 on american idol. >> over 81 million votes have decided that the third person who is safe tonight is cre harrison. >> he can krush yating how they hold it out there. the 19-year-old singer from houston was sent home that means angry glover and cre harrison all get home town trips. >> the police dashcam video of a list reese witter spoon's arrest in atlanta. it is let's say less than oscar worthy. >> ma'am, what did i just tell

you to do. >> i want to know what's going on. i am a u.s. citizen and stand on any ground and ask what question i want to ask. >> you better not arrest me. are you kidding me? i am an american citizen. >> i told you to get in the car and stay there. >> do you know my name, sir. >> you don't need to know my name. you are about to find out who i am. >> you are going to get up in my investigation. it is called obstruction. >> i am obstructing your justice. i am being anti-american? >> yup. >> wow. >> she did say sir in all that. yesterday witherspoon pleaded no contest to the april 19th arrest. she will pay a $213 fine. her husband tim todd plead guilty to dui and will not do any jail time.

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you can>> let's span the globe to see what is hap will in headlines overseas. they are granting amnesty to u.s. citizen kenneth vay and release him to prixed son. evidences sentenced to 15 years hard labor for ladies and gentlemenedly committing what that country calls hostile acts. he w he is a devout children based out of china but went to north korea to feed the orphans. she looks like pretty spears. one is brittney the other is a look alike. it is earning her a jaw dropping 450,000 dollars. they look exactly alike. >> let's find somebody who looks like us.

>> we have all told you about the new regulations enacted under president obama. but a new study is breaking down just how much it is costing the could be tree and the number is well into the billions. diane macedo has more. >> with so much focus on federal spending people might forget the burden is quickly growing. the study by the heritage foundation says the burden on americans increased by nearly $70 billion during president obama's first term in office as federal agencies imposed 131 new regulations. in 2012 alone based on agencies own analysis the administration had regulatory costs from 25 rule makings and 131 major rules just waiting on the administration agenda.

benefits of the regulations and the regulations themselves are beb fits. the white house left the house charged with overseeing the policy without a director since august and ignoring legal deadlines for key reports. the foundation is calling for congress to step in and make congressional approval for requirement for all regulations to take effect and include independent agencies like the securities and exchange commission in the executive branch regulatory review process. >> diane macedo joining us. >> it is now 47 minutes after the hour. do you always pay the extra money for those extended warranties on your electronics? it is a total waste. andrea war ok is here to explain that. >> forget a cat burglar this is a bear burglar. it seems this little guy figured

out where the food was. first let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends"." >> coming up on "fox & friends", we have the monthly jobs number. coming around 8:30 this morning. also the popular doctor ben carson will be joining us. it's not working out the way it is supposed to. we are teaching you how to take the best high school photos and going back in time to look at some of our snapshots at high school as well. anna kooiman is live at the kentucky derby. a busy 3 hours kicks off just about now on your channel for news. mr. ed, thank you.

>> like a lot of us you probably feel like you are getting ripped off when united buy electronics. some products are notorious for major markups. consumer savings expert andrea war rock. >> let's talk about the bundling offers that you always get from your cable company you say save real money, don't do the telephone option. >> don't do the land line. you are paying 40 a month. when you skr there are three free options you can make free calls hooked up to internet. caller id. black list options. you only pay a few dollars a month. uma. you g-- ooma so you are using i free. >> you don't have to use a cell phone. >> you hook up a phone line to the internet connection you can transfer your original phone line number to that as well.

>> ink. printer ink. it is so expensive they are always trying to sell it to you before your ink is out. >> definitely. printer manufacturers hook you in with low prices on printers to get you to buy their expensive printer ink. if you calculate the price mer milliliter a gallon of ink would cost over 3,000 dollars. i recommend looking for cheapest ink using ink jet willie.com it's a comparative marketplace for oem ink as well as remanufactured ink. >> where is the best place to buy household batteries? >> you always run to the grocery store or drug store. they know that and mark it up. if you go to a warehouse store like sam's club or costco you save 70 percent in batteries. there is no shelf like. >> extended warranties always trying to sell you that stuff at best buy. >> not worth it.

it is full of loopholes and lots of -- it is not worth the cost. in fact there's a manufacturing warranty on electronics and appliances. if you use a credit card it doubles that manufacturer warrantee. it is covered for an extra two years. normally you don't need a repair. >> save the money. >> andrea thank you so much. consumer savings expert. >> still to come, the time now is 6 minutes to the top of the hour. american ingenuity at its finest. when his daughter couldn't find a dress this military adad he jumped into action and made this camouflage number. your viral video of the week. [ man ] on december 17, 1903,

the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ anncr: and many of the tornado's [victims are...] without homes tonight. girl: first, i saw it on cable. then i read about it online. i found out how to help. i downloaded the info. i spoke up... and told my friends...

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the ugly. what happens in vegas apparently goes on youtube. pranksters in vegas pretend to have a bad back and can't reach their soda. when good samaritans go to help them get the soda out, they get grabbed by a man hiding inside the machine. >> now time for your brew on question of the day responses. we asked you about these viral videos we have been showing you all week. the first one is the amazing soccer style alley-oop. the second one, the shocking motorcycle crash or the group of whales following a boat in mexico. we asked which one was your favorite. ben agrees with me. he writes i think the whale chasing the boat video the best because the only time i've ever seen whales we had to go and find them -- and find them and then chase them. >> paul said the alley-oop was one of the best i've seen, better than most of

the dunks in the nba. >> kevin chooses the whale video. he says i can only imagine how exhilarating that would be. >> the winner was the whales chasing the boat. the motorcycle is second and the alley-oop is third. >> "fox & friends" starts now. bye! >>gretchen: friday. tgif everyone. hope you're going to have a great day. good morning. may 3 for you today. i'm gretchen carlson. good riddance. protesters line up as the bomber's body is moved from the funeral home. we know now the bombing was not supposed to be at the marathon at all. >>steve: the state department investigating its own report trying to find out who bungled, and if they did bungle the benghazi investigation and why key witnesses were never talked to. what's up with that? >>brian: holy outrage,